Rich-Garrison Motor Co. v. Hicks

1. Where an automobile dealer, under an agreement with a person owning an automobile, takes the automobile and sells it, and issues to the owner a paper denominated a “credit memorandum,” which *835contains, so far as it represents the agreement between the parties, a description of the automobile, and recites that a certain amount of money is a “credit to apply on new car or new truck,” and that “this credit is transferable,” the credit memorandum is on its face incomplete as a contract and does not clearly and without ambiguity show whether the credit memorandum should be accepted…